Category: Mazda SUV Forum

Mazda CX5L skyactiv-D 150 FWD 5t 6AG AL-SENDO,First registration 03/14 ,Km 51000.Experiences until today.Holiday trip with caravan,exhaust hose torn off from turbocharger.Towing.Display,too little air pressure,shrink,check,all iO,too much workshop,too little oil or oil pressure is not right,workshop,new software.Holiday trip,exhaust hose torn off turbocharger,too little oil pressure,too much workshop.Tow away.Display,too little oil pressure,too much workshop. to be repaired because car was stolen in front of the workshop (weekend).

Hello, for reasons of clarity it would perhaps be useful to “collect” all children’s diseases here in a separate thread. Then I would also start at once: – Sporadic failure of the assistance systems – Noise during the switching processes in the lower gears – Vibration of the exterior mirrors at speeds above 130 km/h VG Tom

Has anyone had any experience with subtle lowering with H&R Federn or Eibach? Are there any other pictures there than those of H&R and especially the testimonial and recommendations? It would be nice to hear how the driving behaviour has changed and how the experiences with the individual manufacturers are. And above all the differences in connection with the shock absorbers of the 1st series and the improved dampers. Also photos would be great. Thank you !! nfos. Thank you * post from 2 individual merged, MadMax MT-Team

Good day, I wanted to ask if the new engine in the new cx60 diesel is also suitable for short distances? It should be completely new and have different new types of combustion. Does anyone know about this? I am aware that the diesel is not really suitable for short distances. Since Mazda has developed this new engine, I wanted to ask if the one technology has intus, what it could do? Short distance would only be at work, but in general we drive a lot a week. nende or on holiday (Netherlands, Baltic Sea etc.) 14000km are certain in the year. Since we do not yet know when the petrol is coming, we think about which car we want to get.

Hello, Since the Mr._Nielsson and the switch selector have strangled the other treat quite quickly without a meaningful title, I ask here again: Do you have to exchange all four tires if the profile is too uneven in order not to accept consequential damage to the distribution gearbox? It is about the following: I deliberately did not buy a BMW 5-wheel (X-Drive) a few years ago, as this was exactly a problem. If the profile depth front axle to rear axle was too large The difference could have been caused by damage to the gearbox. Are such damage also known to the CX5? Small note: I had an accident on my Golf 4, in which a rear tyre was destroyed. When the vehicle was repaired, only one tyre was replaced. The other one still had about 50% profile, I had to pay for it myself. The new tyre was even another manufacturer, as the same manufacturer was not available.

Hi, everybody, I’m going to make a new thread for this because this is going on in the huge general thread otherwise. I hope for a few long-term values of your PHEVs here. I now have nearly the 10,000 kilometers full and draw a line below the total amount. Please don’t get any values from a single original lukewarm ride in the Netherlands here, for example, I can’t start much with that personally. After 9,600 kilometres and 11 months, I am now lying at 5,99 liters of petrol plus 18,01 kWh on 100 kilometers. The values are from the meter of the wallbox and the tank station, so not from the on-board computer The car was not preheated since then the windows were always completely fogged and heating in winter 19 degrees, climate in summer 23 degrees. Usual daily driving profile 25 kilometers to work, mainly rural road and 20 percent city share. At weekend highway, but almost never more than 130 km/h. For my taste a little high the total consumption. Purely electric almost always Bai approx. 35 kwh / 100 kilometers, with petrol operation actually always over 9 liters. Overall I tried to drive mainly electric inside. I am curious how your long-term values look like. Greeting Tom